neighborhood

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The tag 'neighborhood' on WindowsForum.com covers a mix of off-topic news stories and Windows networking questions. Off-topic threads include bizarre local incidents such as a squirrel terrorizing a Vermont neighborhood, a kleptomaniac cat swiping items from gardens, and other unusual crime reports. On the technical side, users discuss Windows network neighborhood features, asking how to display network computers in Windows 7 like in Windows XP, and seeking clarification on shared folder access and whether files are visible to everyone in the neighborhood or only within a home network. The tag thus spans both general interest stories and practical Windows networking queries.
  1. cybercore

    Squirrel Goes Nuts, Terrorizes Neighborhood

    Don't laugh, but a vicious squirrel has terrorized a Vermont neighborhood, attacking at least three residents and eluding wildlife control experts for more than a week. The small gray squirrel in Bennington, Vt., has broken the peace that existed between humans and the small woodland...
  2. cybercore

    VIDEO Klepto Kitty to lead pet parade

    A cat nicknamed Klepto Kitty because of his tendency to swipe items from gardens he scours in his neighbourhood is to lead Redwood City's annual pet parade in May. Dusty the cat will be the guest of honour at the fundraising event for the Peninsula Humane Society. By day, Dusty lazes...
  3. cybercore

    Cops: Would-Be Jack in the Box Robber Arrested When He Returns to Eatery

    A would-be robber who made a failed attempt to hold up a Jack in the Box restaurant was arrested when he returned to the same restaurant the next day, San Diego police said. The man walked in to the Jack in the Box on Wednesday and demanded cash from an employee, saying he had a gun. He had...
  4. cybercore

    Guilty plea for burglar who posted on Facebook

    Note to thieves: when robbing a place, the best way to make a clean getaway is not to post your picture on the victim's Facebook page. And if you do, scram out of town/country as fast as you can! Otherwise, you'll be like Rodney Knight Jr., who couldn't pass up the opportunity to take a pic of...
  5. cybercore

    Police: Man peed on dog before stabbing

    A 36-year-old Columbia man was stabbed in a downtown alley last night when he confronted a man for urinating on his dog. Link Removed - Invalid URL Columbia police arrested Deanthony L. Weir of 500 W. Ash St. seven minutes after officers were dispatched to the scene, according to a...
  6. cybercore

    Butt-dialing mistake sends SWAT team to Winnetka school

    Man sits on phone; wife calls out SWAT team Link Removed January 04, 2011 Worried wife calls police after she thinks her husband is being held hostage In a spectacular misunderstanding sparked by an accidental cell phone call, a worried wife caused SWAT teams to swarm the Winnetka school...
  7. B

    Windows 7 How to Display Network Computers in Windows 7 Like Windows XP's Network Neighbourhood

    Is there a way in W7 to have all network computers shown the same way as they appear in XP network neighbouring, that is to say to have a tree, each node of which is a domain or a workgroup and lists the computers it contains ? Baumic
  8. Z

    Windows 7 Shared Folder "for all". But what are "all"?

    Hi, I've done something stupid. In the folder "shared" so had "all" access. But what are "all"? I have passwords on my router. But in "Network" I see other individuals I do not recognize, and can access these folders (in some), but many of the required password (looked at this when I...
  9. Celestra

    Windows Vista Twitter Wants To Know Where You Are...

    March 12, 2009 The microblogging site on Thursday night turned on its new geolocation feature (A New Location Sharing Device), which allows you to tell the "Twitter-verse" where you are and when you tweet. This new feature is off by default and is only available to United States users...
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